Myriad Worlds Lord: Starting with a Small Knight’s Domain

It's okay, but it's not that good at summoning characters. Belmode is a female roamer. Isn't she good? Akai Marie, a female fighter, Megumi, a housekeeper, and a professional witch can all be used I have nothing to say about the protagonist. Anyway, I gave the book four stars, the protagonist two stars, and one star for being a foreign summoner. What? Can't remember an ancient military commander, civil servant, and counselor? You are establishing a territory, and maybe you will build a country in the future. Do you plan to establish a Japanese shogunate?

Every time I see the main character's bodyguard called the Self-Defense Force, I can't help but want to complain. The first part is okay, but around Chapter 80 it becomes a bit cliche, and Chapter 83 is even more speechless, as you are still living in the Baron Castle. I can't walk without even seeing a woman's face.

@Just another day. Summon Doctor Doom from Marvel. He understands politics and governs the country. He understands technology. He is one of the smartest people in Marvel. He understands magic as well as the Supreme Mage. He is at the top of both magic and technology. He understands the military. His army of robots is raging in the multiverse. He is almost omniscient and omnipotent (the dog market in the movie universe does not count). He is ruthless and doesn't talk much. He is the best choice for summoning Goldfinger [Punch Out] (If you think he is too strong, you can save it for later summons, provided that this is not a supervisor)

Chapter 35 Finally arrived at the territory 😂 😂

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I've read Chapter 12, and the novel is really good. 🍉 It's probably because many people in Tomato don't like this kind of novel. After all, the male protagonist is not the most handsome in the world. This is the third work I've read in which the male protagonist is not handsome. First, I once watched the anime Accel World, and the male protagonist was a fat man. Second, in Douluo Continent, Tang San looks mediocre, and his appearance only becomes good-looking when he levels up later. This novel is the third. Can't you write a novel if the male protagonist is not handsome? 🍉

Well, what can I say, the subject matter is okay, but I haven't read Japanese comics, and I hate them all. It would be better if I could get rid of the familiar Chinese comics.

The author can do it, come on, the world view is still relatively complete, but I don't know if it is my illusion. I feel that the rhythm is a bit mismatched. In the front, there is too much emphasis on the lack of points, and the upgrade is slow. Later, it suddenly takes off, and the points are obtained much faster. It also feels that the point acquisition method emphasized in the front is also somewhat diluted in the back. Of course, it may be a matter of plot distribution. In general, the plot goes smoothly, but it feels like there is a traffic jam in some sections. The front is too slow, and the back suddenly becomes smooth, haha

Yes, it is a novel worth reading, not a mindless novel.

Very interesting, good luck to the author I think it would be cool to give the protagonist a glittering King's Treasure, and a whistle that can summon a spirit horse in Elden's Ring, which is in line with the Western fantasy background. Also, the hammer weapon Radagon uses in the Ring is called Mallika's Stone Hammer, and the one that blasts Elden's Ring is quite domineering. If the protagonist pursues individual strength, he can get Zhongli's Martial Arts Mastery, which is good for being able to use any weapon.